New Amazon Hidden Discount Finder
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Liking it.Very useful! No problems found apart from ones you mentioned.Girls do it better....0
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would be good if there were a box to tick named 'only sold & dispatched by Amazon & their preferred handlers'0
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Brilliant!
It has saved me money already xBlessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
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When add items to your basket and go to the checkout and login YOUR DETAILS ARENT SECURE.
I would have thought Martin would have done a trial and found this out before unleashing this on the public :rotfl:
Pull your finger out Martin your getting sloppy.
Anyway, its a good tool except for the security issues :mad:
I will take my security hole finding fee by bank transfer to my aunties, cousins, mothers, sisters ill cat in Nigeria.
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Great tool,so far found lots of fairly recent DVD's for 4.98,took seconds.Easy to use.Live each day as if it was you're last0
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looking at toys, action figures with free delivery- supposed to be showing more than 75% off but i'm getting toys with only 30% off mixed in there too. same for the 90 option.0
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very easy to use execellant0
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lindseykim13 wrote: »looking at toys, action figures with free delivery- supposed to be showing more than 75% off but i'm getting toys with only 30% off mixed in there too. same for the 90 option.
The tool does not really work in my opinion. The problem is it bases the discount on the cheapest available seller for a particular item, which is often a marketplace seller and so you have to pay postage AFTER the discount is worked out. In books, there are many 99+% off ones, since they only cost 1p. Plus £2.75 postage. So nto a great saving at all. It is very similar in other categories.
Clicking free postage doesn't help either, since this will show all items for which amazon have supersaver delivery available, btu still bases the discount on the cheapest seller, not on amazon price.
The other problem with tools like this is that it encourages retailers to use massively inflated RRPs. Most stuff on amazon has never been sold at the RRP. For example, watches are nearly always 60-80% off. So they are not a bargain, they are regular price. But the false RRPs used make people think they are getting a bargain, and tools like this only propagate that idea.0 -
looks fab and so easy to useReplies to posts are always welcome, If I have made a mistake in the post, I am human, tell me nicely and it will be corrected. If your reply cannot be nice, has an underlying issue, or you believe that you are God, please post in another forum. Thank you0
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I have to agree with A.Jones: this tool is not good. First, it doesn't work: many items are not 90% reduced, even excluding the postage costs - some have no reduction at all. This may be Amazon's fault, but MSE is misleadingly promoting it nonetheless. Secondly, it encourages inflated RRPs - the engagement ring link in this week's email is just ridiculous: the rings were never worth the list prices.
Call me cynical, but I can't help noticing these are all "affiliated links" - i.e. MSE gets money from Amazon for every purchase. Normally, MSE provides a mix of affiliated and non-affiliated suppliers, but there is no such balance in this case. I'm unimpressed.0
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